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Unit 6 Review Ms. ElizaBeth
The father of history
Ancient Greek art focused on...
Unit 6 Review Ms. ElizaBeth
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Ancient Greek art focused on...
idealised bodies, strength and athletic abilities
Religious icons
hunting and gathering
men, wealth and fighting
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The father of history
Herodotus
Alexander the Great
Hector
Pericles
3
What sort of religion did the ancient Greeks have?
Polytheistic
Atheistic
Monotheistic
4
Judaism uses which text?
Quran
Bible
Torah
Hadith
5
What created independent city-states in Greece?
The flat land allowed for invasions
The ganges river divided the city states
The geography which were the mountains kept them separate
The oceans were too big
6
Judaism believes in one God, or Judaism is a _________________ religion
monotheistic
polytheistic
hedotheistic
greek
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Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share
many prophets
All of the above.
codes of conduct
the importance of Jerusalem
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Greek Myths are true stories.
False
True
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Ancient Greek Citizenship was a male at least 18 w/ citizen parents
True
False
10
Judaism, Christianity, & Islam all...
believe Jesus is the son of God
worship only one God
believe in many divine gods
follow the teachings of the Qu'ran
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What is a polis?
A country
A mountain range in Western Europe
A major body of water in Eastern Europe
A Greek city-state
12
What form of government did the Ancient Greeks create?
Republic.
Oligarchy.
Aristocracy.
Democracy.
13
"The Odyssey" is written by...
Homer
Simpson
Odysseus
Agamemnon
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Greek myths often....
are nonfiction
can be seen in movie theaters
are true
explain events in nature
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How did ancient Greek citizenship differ from that of other ancient civs?
Greek citizens could make pottery
Greek citizens could play a role in their government
Greek citizens could go to war
Greek citizens could do art